hi! help me translate a few phrases please?

Anime Dad wrote:Ah, OK. thanks Hanzo :)

K-chan translated. I just posted what she said. Will say thanks to her for you. :D

Hanzo21 wrote:

K-chan translated. I just posted what she said. Will say thanks to her.

Yes, please do :) Handy having a translator nearby, ne?

Anime Dad wrote:

Yes, please do :) Handy having a translator nearby, ne?

Hai! Sou desu. :bonk:

gaijinmark wrote:Well, K-chan, bearing in mind that (depending on your point of view) Japanese grammar is backwards from English, or English grammar is backwards from Japanese, I would guess that the game might be some kind of cosplay competition. (But that's just a guess, maybe somebody over in the gaming thread knows more about it.)

I think I'm going to stay out of the gaming thread. :D
*too much for keps* :hehe:
I feel like I know more about the text and game anyway, thanks to your response, so no worries. :victory:

what's the meaning of this sentence?

"Yume no tsuduki ga mitai...IKirameki no naka ni tojikome naide ...Kowarete shimau wa"

"Yume no tsuduki ga mitai...IKirameki no naka ni tojikome naide ...Kowarete shimau wa"

Version 1: "I wanna keep dreamin', dude... This spotlight sucks... Gonna nuke it..."

Version 2 (literal): "I want to see the dream continue... I won't be confined in the glitter... I'll break it apart..."

Version 3: "I wish to float endlessly in this semi-comatose state called reverie... Glamour and pageantry are not entirely dissimilar to mental incarceration, and I shall not allow myself to remain its captive. Indeed, I shall seek to make its annihilation irrevocable..."

shari wrote:

"Yume no tsuduki ga mitai...IKirameki no naka ni tojikome naide ...Kowarete shimau wa"

Version 1: "I wanna keep dreamin', dude... This spotlight sucks... Gonna nuke it..."

Version 2 (literal): "I want to see the dream continue... I won't be confined in the glitter... I'll break it apart..."

Version 3: "I wish to float endlessly in this semi-comatose state called reverie... Glamour and pageantry are not entirely dissimilar to mental incarceration, and I shall not allow myself to remain its captive. Indeed, I shall seek to make its annihilation irrevocable..."

arigatou!!!

"Anata no subete wa boku no.."

your everything is mine...that's what i understood roughly, the chances are high that i'm wrong..what's the real meaning?

Could someone please help me translate this:
hayasugiruyo sakki kaettandeshou soshite mata ikutsumorika?!
fuzakeruna, watashi wo tsureteteyoo~!

Thanks!

adylma wrote:Could someone please help me translate this:
hayasugiruyo sakki kaettandeshou soshite mata ikutsumorika?!
fuzakeruna, watashi wo tsureteteyoo~!

Thanks!

It's hard for me to literally translate to English, however I'll give it a shot.

Hayasugiruyo - It was too/so fast

Sakki kaettandeshou, soushite mata ikutsumorika - You just came back, and then you want (intend) to leave again?

Fuzakeruna Watashi wo tsuretetteyo~ - *insulting phrase* (ie: "get real", "F@%$ you, @$$hole, etc), take me with you/let me go with you.

how would i say,

"can i see a menu please?, we are ready to order now.
can i have my check please?"

also would i say, kore wa kudasai (this please, when referencing to a particular item on a menu to the waitress??), or hoshi desu ga kudasai(when referring to a few particular items when ordering??

thanks.

"can i see a menu please?

"Menu wo kudasai"

qilver wrote:how would i say,
can i have my check please?"

Okanjo <check> oneigaishimasu

also would i say, kore wa kudasai (this please, when referencing to a particular item on a menu to the waitress??), or hoshi desu ga kudasai(when referring to a few particular items when ordering??

If you want to order something to keep it simple...I might say.

"Kore ni shimasu" <I'll take this>

"XXX ni shimasu <I'll take/have XXX>

Tu_triky wrote:

"can i see a menu please?

"Menu wo kudasai"




If you want to order something to keep it simple...I might say.

"Kore ni shimasu" <I'll take this>

"XXX ni shimasu <I'll take/have XXX>

thanks so much for your help! i will try to use some phrases. :applaud: :bonk:

qilver wrote:

thanks so much for your help! i will try to use some phrases. :applaud: :bonk:

No worries...simple phrases but they should be clearly understood in your quest to communicate

ahochaude thank you very much!


Anou.. I have another question.. I often hear "chanto shite" (I think so at least) what does that mean? Thanks!

adylma wrote:ahochaude thank you very much!


Anou.. I have another question.. I often hear "chanto shite" (I think so at least) what does that mean? Thanks!

Hey, sorry for the belated reply. (new job schedule is nuts)

anyways, "chanto shite" would be literally translated as "do it correctly/exactly".

Chanto = Correctly/Exactly/Precise
Shite = Do (It)/Do (subject)

Hope that helps.

ahochaude wrote:
Hey, sorry for the belated reply. (new job schedule is nuts)

anyways, "chanto shite" would be literally translated as "do it correctly/exactly".

Chanto = Correctly/Exactly/Precise
Shite = Do (It)/Do (subject)

Hope that helps.

hahaha yea that sounds like something they would say in dorama ne :sweat:
Anyway thank you sooo much! :bow:

hello!i just want to ask how do i say "thank you and have a nice/good day" in japanese?

thank you in advance!^^

nekOzuki21 wrote:hello!i just want to ask how do i say "thank you and have a nice/good day" in japanese?

thank you in advance!^^

If you want to say it properly then it goes like this.
"Arigatou gozaimasu. Yoi ichinichi wo."

But usually, We don't use the phrase 'have a nice day' that much.
So instead, you can use "soredewa" or "jaa mata".
It means "see you (next time)".

could someone, please, translate this phrase:

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thanks in advance